Texts by G. Bottomley set in Art Songs and Choral Works
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Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):
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- A mad maid's song (The day had a sunless dawning) (from Poems of Thirty Years) - F. Hart
- A song of apple-gathering (Harvest is over in mist and moist moonlight) (from The Gate of Smaragdus) - F. Bishop
- A thrush is tapping a stone (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - E. Bainton, F. Hart (Dawn)
- Before daybreak (Listen to us, who threatens our purpose?) - C. Gibbs [x]
- Beneath her window () - W. Johnson [x]
- Between April and May (Between April and May) (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - F. Hart
- Between April and May (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - F. Hart
- Dawn (A thrush is tapping a stone) (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - E. Bainton, F. Hart
- Harvest is over in mist and moist moonlight (from The Gate of Smaragdus) - F. Bishop (A song of apple-gathering)
- I am tired of the wind (I am tired of the wind) (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - A. Garlick, F. Hart
- I am tired of the wind (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - P. Batchelor, A. Garlick, F. Hart
- I met a man of ninety-three (from Poems of Thirty Years) - F. Liebich (The Pirde of Westmoreland)
- In Memoriam A.M.W. (Out of a silence)
- Listen to us, who threatens our purpose? - C. Gibbs [x]
- Music Speaks (Out of a silence) - D. Thomas
- New Year's Eve, 1913 (O, Cartmel bells ring soft to-night) (from Poems of Thirty Years) - J. Somers-Cocks
- O, Cartmel bells ring soft to-night (from Poems of Thirty Years) - J. Somers-Cocks (New Year's Eve, 1913)
- Out of a silence - D. Thomas (In Memoriam A.M.W.)
- Out of the high skies birds are falling (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - F. Hart
- Out of the high skies (Out of the high skies birds are falling) (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - F. Hart
- Sanctuaries (There is a chamber in the dawn) (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - E. Bainton
- Spring cometh () (from Chambers of Imagery) - E. Bainton [x]
- The day had a sunless dawning (from Poems of Thirty Years) - F. Hart (A mad maid's song)
- The Pirde of Westmoreland (I met a man of ninety-three) (from Poems of Thirty Years) - F. Liebich
- There is a chamber in the dawn (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - E. Bainton (Sanctuaries)
- The wind (I am tired of the wind) (from Chambers of Imagery - Night and Morning Songs) - P. Batchelor
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